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Mass Attendance for Saturday and Sunday
Since we have not come near to capacity for the weekend Masses we are dispensing with the signup procedure until further notice. Should we begin to reach capacity in the future, we will reinstate a signup procedure at that time for Saturday 5 pm and Sunday 9:30 am Masses.
• Face masks are required for all masses as well as for confessions (Saturday 8:30 am - 10 am) in the Parish Center.
• Social distancing is required; family/household groups may sit together.
• Ushers will seat you and will release you at the end of Mass.
• While sanitizer is provided at the door, you may want to bring your own to sanitize your hands before communion. -
Reopening of our churches
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Bishop Wack with pastors, priests, laypeople and health care experts have set safety guidelines in place to reopen churches to celebrate Mass with a congregation present.
Due to these guidelines, which allow a limited number of people in churches at one time, a general dispensation from the Sunday obligation will remain. Social distancing will be practiced in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.
Some parishes in the diocese may not be ready to open immediately. Live streamed Masses will continue to be offered for those who are unable to attend.
For more information on what parishioners can expect when Masses are celebrated with a congregation present, visit https://ptdiocese.org/resuming-the-celebration-of-mass.
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Welcome
Welcome to our home on the internet. St. Peter Roman Catholic Parish is located near Mary Esther, Florida along the beautiful emerald green waters and sugar-white sand beaches of the panhandle of Northwest Florida.Whether you are a long time parishioner, newly registered, been away from the Church for a while, or a visitor to the Emerald Coast, I am sure you will find this website full of helpful information.
I extend you a warm welcome to St. Peter Parish should you ever find yourself in this beautiful part of Florida. We are eager to welcome you and your family to our community of faith.
In Christ,
Fr. Paul White
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